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Sarah Wynn covers securities and infrastructure for the Washington bureau.
Sarah Wynn covers securities and infrastructure for the Washington bureau.
Though the presidential candidate field is still large, some have proposed detailed infrastructure plans related to broadband and water systems.
Airport groups want to see a raise in the passenger facility charge that many airports use to back their bonds.
The gas tax has fallen short of meeting infrastructure needs, and cities need new solutions.
Her announcement comes at a time of scrutiny from lawmakers and the SEC.
MSRB President and CEO Lynnette Kelly will be retiring at the end of the fiscal year after 12 years leading the organization.
Warren is among the most prominent Capitol Hill voices on issues related to financial regulation.
Market-moving developments should keep Puerto Rico securities very actively traded for months to come.
FINRA settled with two parties after they violated MSRB Rule G-17 by whiting out dates and failing to disclose a $2 million fee up until an issuance.
SEC Chair Clayton’s comments that information on EMMA is subject to more scrutiny could be true for some participants depending on issuers’ reliance on the MSRB site.
The National Association of Municipal Advisors wants SEC staff action to protect MAs and possible eventual rulemaking to create "regulatory parity" between MAs and broker-dealers.